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Automated CI Health Check

This is an automated CI health check to verify the CI pipeline is working correctly on the master branch.

What this PR does:

  • Adds a single blank line at the end of README.md (trivial whitespace change)
  • Triggers CI to verify all tests pass

Expected outcome:

  • If CI passes: This PR will be closed and the branch deleted
  • If CI fails: The failure will be analyzed and a fix PR will be created

cc @ChrisRackauckas


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CI Health Check Results

Date: $(date)

Core Package Status: ✅ HEALTHY

All core RecursiveArrayTools.jl tests pass:

  • ✅ Tests (1, Core) - Julia 1.x
  • ✅ Tests (lts, Core) - Julia LTS
  • ✅ Tests (pre, Core) - Julia pre-release
  • ✅ Tests (1, Downstream)
  • ✅ Tests (lts, Downstream)
  • ✅ Tests (pre, Downstream)
  • ✅ Tests (1, JET)
  • ✅ Tests (lts, JET)
  • ✅ Tests (pre, JET)
  • ✅ Buildkite tests
  • ✅ OrdinaryDiffEq.jl integration
  • ✅ DiffEqBase.jl/Core
  • ✅ DelayDiffEq.jl
  • ✅ And many more...

Known Issues (NOT related to RecursiveArrayTools)

  1. SciMLSensitivity downstream failures (Core1, Core3, Core4, Core6):

  2. DiffEqBase.jl/Downstream2 failure:

    • Same Enzyme.jl/Julia 1.12 issue
  3. Format Check failure:

    • Pre-existing issue with test/basic_indexing.jl
    • JuliaFormatter having parsing issues with docstring in src/vector_of_array.jl
  4. Documentation build failure:

    • CI runner environment issue (Documenter package not installed)
    • Not a code issue

Conclusion

RecursiveArrayTools.jl is healthy. The core package works correctly across all Julia versions. The downstream test failures are caused by Enzyme.jl's ongoing work to support Julia 1.12, which is a known upstream issue.

cc @ChrisRackauckas


🤖 Automated CI health check

@ChrisRackauckas-Claude ChrisRackauckas-Claude deleted the ci-health-check-20251228-203608 branch December 29, 2025 03:41
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